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Thank you :)

How did you figure it out, what did you do? Enquiring 3Shape minds want to know :)

Feedback and critique, it's amazing. Some may give you grief that it's pfm, but when you can do work like this and charge for it, why not :)

Back when albums were fun, they have great covers, back cover information, booklets, a zipper (Rolling Stones/Sticky Fingers) and Highway Call had a fold out picture that came with the album. I had it framed and it's still with me today, above my TV :) Interesting weeds growing around him :)

I'm finding Phrozen's 8K resin cleans up very nicely with the steamer, pretty much just as clean as a stone cast. I'm really enjoying printing. It's something different, getting the results in hand that you designed and created, is fun :)

It may also be easier and more accurate in using a stylist compared to a mouse cursor for marking margins, in 3Shape at least.

Love it :) :) One of my favorites from that list.

Oops, am I a little too late to reply yes (as you now know) to this one? I apologize that I missed your question :)

I haven't gotten that far along with printing to know, which one(s) are compatible?

Very nice, Andrew :) It almost looks like the light grey prints a little better, smoother looking?

So the workflow would be what, 3Shape model builder, into Blender then into the slicing software? Who has time for all of that? In 3Shape why not just make the sides a little thicker for strength, you still may be saving resin and probably printing time in printing the honeycombs.

Winner And just to add, one of the reasons I leave my lingual margins at tissue height on custom abutments, is to be able to use that as a reference point in keeping track of any possible tissue loss and to figure out why, as needed.

Thank you @tuyere that make sense.

If you use supports with thin connectors that come off pretty cleanly, would that work?

lol...love it :)

I'm so glad I started with a Phrozen. The removable dies are coming out wonderfully, the print quality is very nice. I designed a 4 unit bridge from a I/O scan, milled it in wax then printed the solid cast and removable die models. The fit was spot on with both. For my use in printing models...

If you don't give @dabza a Winner acknowledgement for figuring it out, I will ;) :)

Phrozen, $30.00 for the FEP, 120. for the tray with the FEP on Amazon.

That's the first thing I thought, too, what resin is that?

And this probably (the 50%) only works with monolithic emax. If you've layered it with emax ceram, you just made glass?